The Arizona champion., 1887-07-16

LIT. U. ]. mant, last evening.
 Andy Munn's smiling face is seen upon the streets again.
 Traffic on the A. x P. railroad IS growing larger every week.
 fyou want nice job work done call at lhe CHAMPION office.
 For a nice, easy, pleasant shave go to the San Juan Barber shop.
 The rainy weather has delayed building operations this week,
 If you want a nice, easy cot made 20 to Woods & Callen for it.
 The psyA services will be held at the church to'morrcw.
 For halr cutting and shaving go to Edward St Clair at he San Juap.
 A good family cook can hear of a situation by applying at this office.
 T. Bunch, the Holhrook attor. hey paid Flagstaff a visit on legal busIneSs. .l:
 A genuine sea foam shampoo at the San Juan barber shop thoroughly cleans the scalp.
 Col. L. F, Eggers, one of the lead ing attorneys ot Prescott Was In Flag staff this week.
 Orders received from alorg the A. & P. road for screen doors promptly flied by Woods X Callen.
 All the stockmen, that come IGto town wear smiling faces, cauSaa H2 the rain storm..
 w. C. D. Ev3ns. who has been very sick with .eryslpelIs, IS now rap ioly recovering.
 Judge E. NJ. Sanford, one of Pres colt's aOlest attorneys, paid our noun tam town a visit this week.
 Woods X Callen make and repair all kinds oi furniture at their shop, east end of Railroad avenne.
 Several new buildings are started on G old avenue. IL Is the iavorlte street for residences.
 Erwin Baer, photographer, will re ma n m Flagstaff only lew days longer. give hlm call.
 Iohn Weatherford has retired from business tor the present. having sGld his interest to hiS partner.
 rhe IayaaE Miner says: A plat Of Viun's addition to Flagstaff, has been filed Tor record.
 E. ]. Simpson, assistant manager of me Aztec Land and Cattle OJn p4uy, came in on last nlgnt' tram,
 Full line of fine stationery at this office. Give us Cali aad examine giock ana prlces for JO SoIk.
 b. A. >Murphy has let a contract for the erection of ine brick buld- iug on his lot on RallrCad avenue. Walter J. Hill has completed his handsome new residence al Volunteer Springs aud moyeG Into Il this week
 Wool growers are all busy now saeep shearing and the yield Is lar. PAT than il has been for many years.
 If you contemplate building, call on Woods X C4ilen and obtaln their estimate. Material furnished fl de sired.
 Ex-Governo- E. S. Stover, of Al Luquerque, passed through flagstsi, cn "Wednesday evening, on hls way west.
 If you want 9 good comfortable shave and refreshing shampoo go to the barber shop in me Dagg's build ing,
 E. C. Anes. manager of the land department of the Aztec Land and Cattle company, was In town thls week.
 c. H. Schullz, secretary of ths wool association was n town thIs week, shakIng hands with his many friends.
 Mr. and Mrs. Al, Doyle have the sympathy of thelr many friends Tn the loss they have sustained by the death ot their infant son. J Mr. Erwin Baer, the photographer, who has had branch establishment here for some time, came up from Prescott on Wednesdays train.
 The California saddles sold by w. S. Gray, the saddler, are the pride of cattlemen. They are made by his own workmen and offered 1t low fig ures
 Wm, Booth, who came here recent i ly from Patterson, N. J., is at pres ent a sufferer from acute articular rheumatism. Dr. Olmstead is attend, ing hlm,
 Orick Jackson, manager of the Roof 6. Horn, has an interesting let ter in regard to Flagstaff and it's 4,f of July celebration, in the last issue of his paper,
 Col De la Vergne, president of the Arizona Cattle company. arrived on the belaled train of last Saturday and went out to the company's head quarters at Fort Rickerson.
 If you want fine picture, imperia promenade or vignette cabinet call or Erwin Baer at his gallery and ht will give you fine work In the high est style oi the art.
 The Prescott Coayisr, of July Iath - 1sNfr Eru,;t, Dapr fine Dhofo